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A few February reads February 5, 2025in Random Crap January is finally over (and only lasted 3 decades) and this means it’s time to for my February book club picks. If you join the Fantastic Strangelings Book Club you’ll be getting Life Hacks from a Little Alien by Alice Franklin. This novel is smart, funny, strange and wonderful.
- ▪A few February reads February 5, 2025in Random Crap January is finally over (and only lasted 3 decades) and this means it’s time to for my February book club picks.
- ▪If you join the Fantastic Strangelings Book Club you’ll be getting Life Hacks from a Little Alien by Alice Franklin.
- ▪This novel is smart, funny, strange and wonderful.
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| Publication time | Fri, 24 Jul 2026 02:14:16 +0000 |
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A few February reads February 5, 2025in Random Crap January is finally over (and only lasted 3 decades) and this means it’s time to for my February book club picks. Whoop! If you join the Fantastic Strangelings Book Club you’ll be getting Life Hacks from a Little Alien by Alice Franklin. This novel is smart, funny, strange and wonderful. The narrator’s journey is informed by the author’s own experiences with autism and it’s written in such a fascinating way that I think so many neurodivergent readers will vibe with and neurotypical readers can learn from. THE WAY I DEVOURED IT, Y’ALL. Also, it has nothing to do with goats but I couldn’t get any of the cats to pose with the book so Totes McGoats was the next best thing, probably.
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